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I'd be pretty happy with 2,105 from Gausman, Bundy, and Harvey. :)

With teams like the O's who are not usually able to retain good pitchers for more than seven years, I think a strong case could be made to get as much as they can from these guys while they've got them. The Orioles will never have a pitcher who throws more than 1,200 innings for them. Of course, the agents would scream bloody murder.

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Bundy just being healthy is great news.

Agreed.

Mow em down!

Actually, I'm not even concerned about that, and I'm certainly not expecting that.

I'll be happy if he just loosens his arm up, gets his feet wet, and pitches a few games in the AFL without getting hurt.

Then, the name of the game in 2016 (in my rat's ass of an opinion) is to continue to remain healthy while pitching at the higher levels of the minors (at either Advanced-A Frederick, AA-Bowie, or AAA-Norfolk), even if he doesn't pitch well.

Then in 2017, I would like to see him pitch well at the highest level of the minors (Advanced-A Frederick, AA-Bowie, or AAA-Norfolk.)

Then perhaps in late 2017 or in early 2018, Bundy will be ready to contribute to the Orioles as (at least) an effective starting pitcher, if not a very good starting pitcher.

But that's just the view of an extremely patient Orioles fan like myself ...... as far as I'm concerned, his signing bonus money is already spent, so there is no reason for the Orioles not to keep him around and continue being extremely patient with him. They (the Orioles) have everything to gain and nothing to lose in taking this far-sighted approach.

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Agreed.

Actually, I'm not even concerned about that, and I'm certainly not expecting that.

I'll be happy if he just loosens his arm up, gets his feet wet, and pitches a few games in the AFL without getting hurt.

Then, the name of the game in 2016 (in my rat's ass of an opinion) is to continue to remain healthy while pitching at the higher levels of the minors (at either Advanced-A Frederick, AA-Bowie, or AAA-Norfolk), even if he doesn't pitch well.

Then in 2017, I would like to see him pitch well at the highest level of the minors (Advanced-A Frederick, AA-Bowie, or AAA-Norfolk.)

Then perhaps in late 2017 or in early 2018, Bundy will be ready to contribute to the Orioles as (at least) an effective starting pitcher, if not a very good starting pitcher.

But that's just the view of an extremely patient Orioles fan like myself ...... as far as I'm concerned, his signing bonus money is already spent, so there is no reason for the Orioles not to keep him around and continue being extremely patient with him. They (the Orioles) have everything to gain and nothing to lose in taking this far-sighted approach.

You're right that ideally he wouldn't initially be thrust into the majors. Unfortunately his contract is such that he can't be optioned this year without exposing him to waivers. So it's either the bigs or the DL.

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You're right that ideally he wouldn't initially be thrust into the majors. Unfortunately his contract is such that he can't be optioned this year without exposing him to waivers. So it's either the bigs or the DL.

Oh, I did not know that.

Thanks.

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For those following, today should by Bundy's first AFL action, followed by Friday and next Monday if all goes well. 12:35pm MST. Per Roch:

* Dylan Bundy is scheduled to start Monday for the Peoria Javelinas in the Arizona Fall League. He also will take the mound on Friday and again the following Monday, assuming that his right shoulder responds favorably to the workload.

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